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Need AC Roadgrader Parts (Model BD2 or BD3)

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Dallas

09-04-1998 12:44:54




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From time to time I need parts for my ancient, but fully operational, Allis Chalmers BD2 BD3 Roadgrader. Any input or information would be greatly appreciated. Dallas [email protected]




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martin fleming

09-06-1998 20:28:12




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 Re: Need AC Roadgrader Parts (Model BD2 or BD3) in reply to Dallas, 09-04-1998 12:44:54  

: From time to time I need parts for my ancient, but fully operational, Allis Chalmers BD2 BD3 Roadgrader. Any input or information would be greatly appreciated. Dallas [email protected]

I've had pretty good luck getting parts for my grader. It's a 1966 A-C M100. I even located a set of shop manuals. Therre's a A-C dealer close by and he's been able to find anythin I need.

What year is your grader? I'm not familiar with that designation.

good luck,

~martin

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Lee Bradley

09-11-1998 14:55:12




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 Re: Re: Need AC Roadgrader Parts (Model BD2 or BD3) in reply to martin fleming, 09-06-1998 20:28:12  

: : : From time to time I need parts for my ancient, but fully operational, Allis Chalmers BD2 BD3 Roadgrader. Any input or information would be greatly appreciated. Dallas [email protected]

: I've had pretty good luck getting parts for my grader. It's a 1966 A-C M100. I even located a set of shop manuals. Therre's a A-C dealer close by and he's been able to find anythin I need.

: What year is your grader? I'm not familiar with that designation.

: good luck,

: ~martin
The BD2 and BD3 are a smaller version of the AD2 and AD3 ... a lot of help huh. They were built in the late 40's and early 50's and the 2's were powered by 2-71 GM diesels and the 3's
had 3-71s. Same as my HD-7W crawler. For a complete history try the AC Construction Equipment book sold by the people who bring us this site. I have a copy and it is a must for anyone interested in the rise and fall of Allis Chamlers Construction Equipment Division.

Lee

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